I have a bootstrap subtheme with scripts[] = script.js in the .info file. When I go to the site and view html source of the page I can see that drupal is including the file <script src="https://site/path/to/subtheme/script.js?ox2bif"></script> and if I click on that link and I see the expected contents of the file:
jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery('p').click(function(){alert("hello");}); }); The js works, the links to the actual file. What else is there?
If I paste jQuery('p').click(function(){alert("hello");}); into my browser’s js console then, obviously, clicking any paragraph opens an alert popup window. But what am I missing that it’s not working in the Drupal theme?
Additional info:
- Drupal 7
- Bootstrap base theme 7.x-3.15
- Using Bootstrap CDN (not the SASS or LESS starterkits) with version 3.3.7
- Using jQuery version 2.1
- switching to jQuery 2.2 or 3.1 doesn’t not help
Currently doing:
function winprevent_custom_page_build(&$page) { $themescript = drupal_get_path('theme', 'winprevent') . '/script.js'; drupal_add_js($themescript, array('group' => JS_LIBRARY, 'weight' => -10)); …in a custom module to load the script from the theme. Notice the 'group' => JS_LIBRARY; this was necessary to get the file to load before admin_menu module’s js. Disabling admin_menu stops it from breaking. The presence of admin_menu.js also breaks the animation of Bootstrap’s collapse feature.
So scripts[] = script.js actually does work in the theme but only for anonymous users, it breaks for the authenticated users (who all have access to the admin menu).
